So, Li Hongyun naturally thought of this method as well.
At this time, although his battle line had generally moved north, the two sides were at a standstill between Jinyang and Yuci, Li Hongyun could still cross the Lvliang Mountains to the north, circling behind the armies of Liu Wuzhou and Song Jingang, attempting to cut off their supply and logistical lines from Ma Yi.
On the map, when Lord Qin was facing off at Bai Bi, Song Jingang's supply line was longer, and his food consumption faster, so this method was more likely to be effective.
However, now that Li Hongyun was at a standstill at Jinyang and Yuci, Liu Wuzhou and Song Jingang's supply line was much shorter.
But Li Hongyun's advantage lay in the fact that he hadn't suffered a major defeat at Jinyang; he had far more troops than Lord Qin, giving him a numerical advantage.
Moreover, Ma Yi was Liu Wuzhou's stronghold, which would create a great deal of psychological pressure on the enemy during an attack.
